Four-cylinder four-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves

ABSTRACT

A four-cylinder four-stroke engine contains a base, a gas valve, a holder, a driving device, and a driven assembly, and a seat. When a four-cylinder four-stroke engine operates, a plurality of cylinders push plural pistons in the plurality of cylinders of the driving device so as to drive plural pushing posts connecting with the plural pistons to move upward and downward repeatedly, such that the driven assembly coupling with the plural pushing posts is pushed to drive a rotary shaft to rotate, thus generating a rotational energy, and the driven assembly simultaneously pushes a gear set of the driving device so that the gear set drives the gas valve on the base to rotate 360 degrees to feed and exhaust gases in the base, such that the plurality of cylinders are driven to feed, compress, burst, and exhaust gases continuously without using a crankshaft and valves.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a four-cylinder four-stroke engine inwhich a gas valve rotates 360 degrees in a base and has gas feeding andgas exhausting operation, and a driven assembly matches with a rotaryshaft, the gear set is applied to decrease a rotating speed ratio so asto cycle gas feeding, compression, burst, and gas exhausting.

2. Description of the Prior Art

A cycling operation of a conventional engine has two or four strokes,and a power is supplied to the engine by a crankshaft, i.e., thecrankshaft is an output shaft of the engine. However, a top end and abottom end of the crankshaft can not communicate with each other, so thecrankshaft is formed in a curve shape based on a number of the at leastone piston so that a vertical movement of a piston is transferred into arotational movement. But as the at least one piston moves linearlyupward and downward, a curved portion of the crankshaft is eccentric, sothat the at least one piston moves eccentrically upward and downward,and then the at least one piston produces a lateral force to rub atleast one cylinder, thus wearing and breaking the at least one pistonand the at least one cylinder.

In addition, the conventional engine is provided with plural gas valvesets so as to operate gas feeding, compression, burst, and gasexhausting, accordingly the engine has a complicated structure.

The present invention has arisen to mitigate and/or obviate theafore-described disadvantages.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The primary object of the present invention is to provide afour-cylinder four-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves inwhich a driven assembly is fixed and four cylinders operate repeatedlyso output power, such that a first tube is mounted and moveshorizontally in a trench of a second tube, thus preventing four pushingposts of four pistons from interference in operation.

Secondary object of the present invention is to provide a four-cylinderfour-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves which allowsproviding a gear set so as to control a rotating speed ratio between arotary shaft or the driven assembly and a gas valve, such that the gasvalve operates continuously to feed gas into four cylinders and toexhaust gas out of the four cylinders, thus cycling gas feeding,compression, burst, and gas exhausting.

Further object of the present invention is to provide a four-cylinderfour-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves in which a gas valverotates 360 degrees in a base and has gas feeding and gas exhaustingoperation among the four cylinders, and the gear set is used to controla rotating speed ratio of the driven assembly and the gas valve, and therotating speed ratio is 4:1.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a four-cylinderfour-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valves which after avertical length of a fixed pole and a holder is selected, four limitheights of the four pistons in the four cylinders are determined basedon the rotary shaft, the driven assembly, and the four pushing posts,such that the first cylinder and the second cylinder have variouscompression ratios, hence the four-stroke engine is applicable fordiesel fuel or gasoline fuel.

A four-cylinder four-stroke engine without a crankshaft and valvescontains:

a base, a gas valve, a holder, a driving device, and a driven assembly,and a seat. When a four-cylinder four-stroke engine operates, aplurality of cylinders push plural pistons in the plurality of cylindersof the driving device so as to drive plural pushing posts connectingwith the plural pistons to move upward and downward repeatedly, suchthat the driven assembly coupling with the plural pushing posts ispushed to drive a rotary shaft to rotate, thus generating a rotationalenergy, and the driven assembly simultaneously pushes a gear set of thedriving device so that the gear set drives the gas valve on the base torotate 360 degrees to feed and exhaust gases in the base.

The base includes a gas groove defined thereon, a first cylinder, asecond cylinder, a third cylinder, and a fourth cylinder, wherein anytwo adjacent of the first, the second, the third, and the fourthcylinders are symmetrically arranged around the gas groove, and thefirst cylinder has a first flowing hole for communicating with the gasgroove, the second cylinder has a second flowing hole for communicatingwith the gas groove, the third cylinder has a third flowing hole forcommunicating with the gas groove, the fourth cylinder has a fourthflowing hole for communicating with the gas groove; the gas groove has afirst inlet formed on a side wall thereof and communicating with anexterior of the base, and a first outlet defined on a bottom surfacethereof and communicating with the exterior of the base; wherein abottom plate of the holder is screwed on a top surface of the base byways of plural screw elements, such that the gas groove, the firstcylinder, the second cylinder, the third cylinder, the fourth cylinderof the base are covered by the bottom platen, and the gas grooveincludes a washer fixed on a top rim thereof so that the holder closesthe gas groove.

The gas valve is disposed in the gas groove and includes two secondinlets which communicate with each other and two third inlets which arein communication with each other, wherein one of the two second inletsis defined on a top surface of the gas valve, and the other of the twosecond inlets is formed on an external wall of the gas valve, one of thetwo third inlets is defined on the top surface of the gas valve, and theother of the two third inlets is formed on the external wall of the gasvalve; the gas valve also includes two second outlets which communicatewith each other and two third inlets which are in communication witheach other, wherein one of the two second outlets is defined on a bottomsurface of the gas valve, and the other of the two second outlets isformed on the external wall of the gas valve, one of the two thirdoutlets is defined on the bottom surface of the gas valve, and the otherof the two third outlets is formed on the external wall of the gasvalve; wherein an angle among the two second inlets and the two thirdoutlets is 135 degrees, and among the two third inlets and the twosecond outlets is 135 degrees, and when the gas valve operates, the twosecond inlets, the two third inlets, the two second outlets, and the twothird outlets are in communication with the first flowing hole, thesecond flowing hole, the third flowing hole, and the fourth flowinghole; and the gas valve further includes four first bearings, mounted onthe top surface of the gas valve, extending out of the bottom plate, anddriving a connecting rod of the gas valve.

The driving device includes four pushing posts for connecting with afirst piston, a second piston, a third piston, and a fourth piston, thedriven assembly connects with four top ends of the four pushing rods,and the driving device also includes the rotary shaft connecting with afirst guide peg of the driven assembly, the gear set coupled with asecond guide peg of the driving device, four ends of the four pushingposts join with a first support, a second support, a third support, anda fourth support via four pivots; the driven assembly includes a firsttube, a second tube, the first support, the second support, the thirdsupport, and the fourth support, wherein the first tube is mounted andmoves horizontally in a trench of the second tube, the first tube has afirst eyelet and a second eyelet defined on two ends thereof, and thefirst eyelet has a first aperture formed on a bottom end thereof, thesecond eyelet has a second aperture arranged on a bottom end thereof andcommunicating with the first eyelet, the first eyelet is used to insertthe first support for coupling with one of the four pushing posts, andthe second eyelet is served to insert the second support for connectingwith one of the four pushing posts, wherein the first support extendsand retracts in the first eyelet, and the second support extends andretracts in the second eyelet, such that gas exhausts out of the firstaperture and the second aperture; the second tube has a third eyelet anda fourth eyelet defined on two ends thereof and communicating with thetrench, the third eyelet is used to insert the third support forcoupling with one of the four pushing posts, and the fourth eyelet isapplied to insert the fourth support for connecting with one of the fourpushing posts, wherein the third support extends and retracts in thethird eyelet, and the fourth support extends and retracts in the fourtheyelet, such that the gas exhausts out of the trench, and the secondtube has the first guide peg and the second guide peg; wherein therotary shaft includes a vertical extension and a horizontal extensionbeing perpendicular to the vertical extension and in connection with thevertical extension, the vertical extension is fixed by a second bearingand extends out of the seat, the horizontal extension has a first tiltedbar obliquely extending from one end thereof, and the first tilted barhas a first opening defined thereon, the first opening has a firstrotatable bearing secured therein, the first rotatable bearing is inconnection with the first guide peg of the second tube so that a rotaryfree degree is formed between the first guide peg and the firstrotatable bearing; the gear set includes three panels connecting withthe bottom plate of the holder so as to form a room, an upper gear and abottom gear inserted into and being coaxial with a top portion of thepanel, a drive gear and a driven gear coupling with the bottom portionof the panel by using a rotary stem and meshing with the upper gear andthe lower gear, wherein the drive gear has a second tilted bar mountedthereon for corresponding to the first tilted bar, the second tilted barhas a second opening arranged thereon, a second rotatable bearingreceived in the second opening, such that a distal end of the secondguide peg inserts in the second rotatable bearing so that a rotary freedegree is formed between the second guide peg and the second rotatablebearing, and the rotary stem of the driven gear is in connection with atop end of the connecting rod of the gas valve so that when the drivegear rotates four circles, the driven gear is driven by the upper gearand the lower gear to rotate one circle, so the gear set is used tocontrol a rotating speed ratio of the rotary shaft or the drivenassembly and the gas valve, and the rotating speed ratio is 4:1.

The seat has a peripheral side coupling with a top rim of the holder, afixed pole axially connecting with the holder and the base and screwedby a nut; wherein the vertical extension of the rotary shaft extends outof the seat, and the vertical extension and the seat are fixed togetherby the second bearing so that the vertical extension has an axiallyrotary free degree.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A is a perspective view showing the assembly of a base of afour-cylinder four-stroke engine according to a first embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 1B is another perspective view showing the assembly of the base ofthe four-cylinder four-stroke engine according to the first embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 1C is a plan view showing the assembly of the base of thefour-cylinder four-stroke engine according to the first embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the exploded components of thefour-cylinder four-stroke engine according to the first embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 2A is a partial enlarged diagram showing the assembly of thefour-cylinder four-stroke engine according to the first embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the assembly of the four-cylinderfour-stroke engine according to the first embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a gas valve controlling a gas feeding anda gas exhausting in a first cylinder, a second cylinder, a thirdcylinder, and a fourth cylinder according to the first embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 5A is a plan view showing the operation of the first cylinder andthe second cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 4according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5A1 is a partial enlarged diagram showing the operation of thefirst cylinder and the second cylinder of the four-cylinder four-strokeengine of FIG. 5A according to the first embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 5A2 is another partial enlarged diagram showing the operation ofthe first cylinder and the second cylinder of the four-cylinderfour-stroke engine of FIG. 5A according to the first embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 5B is a plan view showing the operation of the third cylinder andthe fourth cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 4according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5C is a plan view showing the operation of FIG. 5A according to thefirst embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5C1 is a partial enlarged diagram showing the part of FIG. 5Caccording to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5C2 is another partial enlarged diagram showing the part of FIG. 5Caccording to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5D is a plan view showing the operation of FIG. 5B according to thefirst embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the operation of a driven assembly,a rotary shaft, and a gear set of the four-cylinder four-stroke engineaccording to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a plan view showing the gas valve rotating a second ¼ circleto control the gas feeding and the gas exhausting among the firstcylinder, the second cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourthcylinder according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8A is a plan view showing the operation of the first cylinder andthe second cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 7according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8B is a plan view showing the operation of the third cylinder andthe fourth cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 7according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a plan view showing the gas valve rotating a third ¼ circle tocontrol the gas feeding and the gas exhausting among the first cylinder,the second cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourth cylinderaccording to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10A is a plan view showing the operation of the first cylinder andthe second cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 9according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10B is a plan view showing the operation of the third cylinder andthe fourth cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 9according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a plan view showing the gas valve rotating a fourth ¼ circleto control the gas feeding and the gas exhausting among the firstcylinder, the second cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourthcylinder according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11A is a plan view showing the operation of the first cylinder andthe second cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 11according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11B is a plan view showing the operation of the third cylinder andthe fourth cylinder of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine of FIG. 11according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a compression ratio in the firstcylinder, the second cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourthcylinder being controlled according to the first embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 13 is a plan view showing four spark plugs being fixed in the firstcylinder, the second cylinder, the third cylinder, and the fourthcylinder according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be clearer from the following descriptionwhen viewed together with the accompanying feedings, which show, forpurpose of illustrations only, the preferred embodiment in accordancewith the present invention.

With reference to FIGS. 1A-1C, 2, 2A and 3, a four-cylinder four-strokeengine without a crankshaft and valves according to a first embodimentof the present invention is applicable for diesel fuel and comprises abase 1, a gas valve 2, a holder 16, a driving device 3, and a drivenassembly 4, and a seat 8.

The base 1 (as shown in FIGS. 1A-1C and 2) includes a gas groove 15defined thereon, a first cylinder 11, a second cylinder 12, a thirdcylinder 13, and a fourth cylinder 14, wherein any two adjacent of thefirst, the second, the third, and the fourth cylinders 11, 12, 13, 14are symmetrically arranged around the gas groove 15, and the firstcylinder 11 has a first flowing hole 111 for communicating with the gasgroove 15, the second cylinder 12 has a second flowing hole 121 forcommunicating with the gas groove 15, the third cylinder 13 has a thirdflowing hole 131 for communicating with the gas groove 15, the fourthcylinder 14 has a fourth flowing hole 141 for communicating with the gasgroove 15; the gas groove 15 has a first inlet 151 formed on a side wallthereof and communicating with an exterior of the base 1, and a firstoutlet 152 defined on a bottom surface thereof and communicating withthe exterior of the base 1; wherein a bottom plate 161 of the holder 16is screwed on a top surface of the base 1 by ways of plural screwelements 10, such that the gas groove 15, the first cylinder 11, thesecond cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, the fourth cylinder 14 of thebase 1 are covered by the bottom plate 161. In addition, the gas groove15 includes a washer 18 fixed on a top rim thereof so that the holder 16closes the gas groove 15.

The gas valve 2 (as illustrated in FIG. 2) is disposed in the gas groove15 and includes two second inlets 21 which communicate with each otherand two third inlets 23 which are in communication with each other,wherein one of the two second inlets 21 is defined on a top surface ofthe gas valve 2, and the other of the two second inlets 21 is formed onan external wall of the gas valve 2, one of the two third inlets 23 isdefined on the top surface of the gas valve 2, and the other of the twothird inlets 23 is formed on the external wall of the gas valve 2; thegas valve 2 also includes two second outlets 22 which communicate witheach other and two third outlets 25 which are in communication with eachother, wherein one of the two second outlets 22 is defined on a bottomsurface of the gas valve 2, and the other of the two second outlets 22is formed on the external wall of the gas valve 2, one of the two thirdoutlets 25 is defined on the bottom surface of the gas valve 2, and theother of the two third outlets 25 is formed on the external wall of thegas valve 2; wherein an angle among the two second inlets 21 and the twothird outlets 25 is 135 degrees, and among the two third inlets 23 andthe two second outlets 22 is 135 degrees, and when the gas valve 2operates, the two second inlets 21, the two third inlets 23, the twosecond outlets 22, and the two third outlets 25 are in communicationwith the first flowing hole 111, the second flowing hole 121, the thirdflowing hole 131, and the fourth flowing hole 141; and the gas valve 2further includes four first bearings 17 (such as a thrust bearing),mounted on the top surface of the gas valve 2, extending out of thebottom plate 161, and driving a connecting rod 24 of the gas valve 2.

The holder 16 (as shown in FIG. 2) is connected with the top surface ofthe base 1 and is formed in a hollow square shape, the bottom plate 161of the holder 16 has two first orifices 164 for communicating with thefirst cylinder 11, two second orifices 165 for communicating with thesecond cylinder 12, two third orifices 166 for communicating with thethird cylinder 13, and two fourth orifices 167 for communicating withthe fourth cylinder 14, four fifth orifices 162, and plural bores,wherein the holder 16 is formed in the hollow square shape so as toreceive a gear set 36 and the driving device 3.

The driving device 3 (as shown in FIGS. 2 and 2A) includes four pushingposts 35 for connecting with a first piston 31, a second piston 32, athird piston 33, and a fourth piston 34 (four top ends of the fourpushing posts 35 insert into the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 via the four fifthorifices 162 of the bottom plate 161 and move upwardly and downwardlythrough the four first bearings 17 of the four fifth orifices 12, fourbottom ends of the four pushing posts 35 include the first piston 31,the second piston 32, the third piston 33, the fourth piston 34 disposedthereon and include four diameters corresponding to those of the firstcylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and thefourth cylinder 14), the driven assembly 4 connects with the four topends of the four pushing rods 35, and the driving device 3 also includesa rotary shaft 37 connecting with a first guide peg 47 of the drivenassembly 4, a gear set 36 coupled with a second guide peg 48 of thedriving device 4, four ends of the four pushing posts 35 join with afirst support 41, a second support 42, a third support 43, and a fourthsupport 44 via four pivots 49; the driven assembly 4 includes a firsttube 45, a second tube 46, the first support 41, the second support 42,the third support 43, and the fourth support 44, wherein the first tube45 is mounted and moves horizontally in a trench 461 of the second tube46, the first tube 45 has a first eyelet 451 and a second eyelet 452defined on two ends thereof, and the first eyelet 451 has a firstaperture 4511 formed on a bottom end thereof, the second eyelet 452 hasa second aperture 4521 arranged on a bottom end thereof andcommunicating with the first eyelet 4521, the first eyelet 451 is usedto insert the first support 41 for coupling with one of the four pushingposts 35, and the second eyelet 452 is served to insert the secondsupport 42 for connecting with one of the four pushing posts 35, whereinthe first support 41 extends and retracts in the first eyelet 451, andthe second support 42 extends and retracts in the second eyelet 452,such that gas exhausts out of the first aperture 4511 and the secondaperture 4521. The second tube 46 has a third eyelet 462 and a fourtheyelet 463 defined on two ends thereof and communicating with the trench461, the third eyelet 462 is used to insert the third support 43 forcoupling with one of the four pushing posts 35, and the fourth eyelet462 is applied to insert the fourth support 44 for connecting with oneof the four pushing posts 35, wherein the third support 43 extends andretracts in the third eyelet 462, and the fourth support 44 extends andretracts in the fourth eyelet 463, such that the gas exhausts out of thetrench 461, and the second tube 46 has the first guide peg 47 and thesecond guide peg 48; wherein the rotary shaft 37 includes a verticalextension 371 and a horizontal extension 372 being perpendicular to thevertical extension 371 and in connection with the vertical extension371, the vertical extension 371 is fixed by a second bearing 6 andextends out of the seat 8, the horizontal extension 372 has a firsttilted bar 373 obliquely extending from one end thereof, and the firsttilted bar 373 has a first opening 374 defined thereon, the firstopening 374 has a first rotatable bearing 375 secured therein, the firstrotatable bearing 375 is in connection with the first guide peg 47 ofthe second tube 46 so that a rotary free degree is formed between thefirst guide peg 47 and the first rotatable bearing 375; the gear set 36includes three panels 362 connecting with the bottom plate 161 of theholder 16 so as to form a room 361, an upper gear 363 and a bottom gear365 inserted into and being coaxial with a top portion of the panel 362,a drive gear 364 and a driven gear 366 coupling with the bottom portionof the panel 362 by using a rotary stem 367 and meshing with the uppergear 363 and the lower gear 364, wherein the drive gear 364 has a secondtilted bar 368 mounted thereon for corresponding to the first tilted bar373, the second tilted bar 368 has a second opening 3681 arrangedthereon, a second rotatable bearing 369 received in the second opening3681, such that a distal end of the second guide peg 48 inserts in thesecond rotatable bearing 369 (so that a rotary free degree is formedbetween the second guide peg 48 and the second rotatable bearing 369),and the rotary stem 367 of the driven gear 366 is in connection with atop end of the connecting rod 24 of the gas valve 2 so that when thedrive gear 364 rotates four circles, the driven gear 366 is driven bythe upper gear 363 and the lower gear 365 to rotate one circle. In otherwords, the gear set 36 is used to control a rotating speed ratio of therotary shaft 37 or the driven assembly 4 and the gas valve 2, and therotating speed ratio is 4:1.

The seat 8 (as illustrated in FIG. 2) has a peripheral side couplingwith a top rim of the holder 16, a fixed pole 5 axially connecting withthe holder 16 and the base 1 and screwed by a nut 7; wherein thevertical extension 371 of the rotary shaft 37 extends out of the seat 8,and the vertical extension 371 and the seat 8 are fixed together by thesecond bearing 6 (such as a thrust bearing) so that the verticalextension 371 has an axially rotary free degree.

After connecting the base 1, the gas valve 2, the holder 16, the drivingdevice 3, and the seat 4 together, lubricating oil is fed into theholder 16 so that the drive device 3 operates smoothly.

As shown in FIG. 4, when the four-cylinder four-stroke engine startsoperation, the two second inlets 21 and the two thirds outlets 25 of thegas valve 2 correspond to the first flowing hole 111 of the firstcylinder 11 and the second flowing hole 121 of the second cylinder 12 sothat the gas flows into the first cylinder 11 via the 151 of the base 1,the two second inlets 21 of the gas valve 2, the first flowing hole 111of the first cylinder 11, and the gas in the second cylinder 12 flowsout of the first outlet 152 of the base 1 through the third outlet 25 ofthe gas valve 2 and the gas flowing hole 121 of the second cylinder 12.Because the third flowing hole 131 of the third cylinder 13 and thefourth flowing hole 141 of the fourth cylinder 14 do not correspond tothe second inlet 20 and the second outlet 21 of the gas valve 2, whenthe gas valve 2 operates, the first cylinder 11 feeds the gas, thesecond cylinder 12 exhausts the gas, the third cylinder 13 bursts thegas, and the fourth cylinder 14 compresses the gas.

FIG. 5A shows an operation of the first cylinder 11, wherein the firstcylinder 11 drives the first piston 31 and the four pushing posts 35 tomove upwardly, and then the first piston 31 and the four pushing posts35 move upward and downward repeatedly so that the gas is fed into thefirst cylinder 11. When the first piston 31 and the four pushing posts35 are pushed upwardly, the gas above the first piston 31 of the firstcylinder 11 exhausts out of the two second orifices 165 so that thefirst piston 31 and one of the four pushing posts 35 move upwardvertically in the first cylinder 11, and one of the four pushing posts35 in the first cylinder 11 drives one of the four supports 41 whichconnects with one of the four pushing posts 35 in the first cylinder 11.

FIG. 5A also shows an operation of the second cylinder 12, wherein thegas in the second cylinder 12 exhausts out of the first outlet 152 ofthe base 1 through the gas flowing hole 121 of the second cylinder 12 sothat the second piston 32 and one of the four pushing posts 35 in thesecond cylinder 12 push downwardly to exhaust the gas repeatedly. Whenthe second piston 32 and one of the four pushing posts 35 pushdownwardly, the gas above the second piston 32 of the second cylinder 12is fed into the two fourth orifices 167 so that the second piston 32 andone of the four pushing posts 35 move downward vertically in the secondcylinder 12, and one of the four pushing posts 35 in the second cylinder12 drives one of the four supports 41 which connects with one of thefour pushing posts 35 in the second cylinder 12.

FIG. 5B shows an operation of the third cylinder 13, wherein the thirdpiston 33 and one of the four pushing posts 35 in the third cylinder 13push upwardly to burst the gas repeatedly. When the third piston 33 andone of the four pushing posts 35 push upwardly, the gas above the thirdpiston 33 of the third cylinder 13 is exhausted out of the two thirdorifices 166 so that the third piston 33 and one of the four pushingposts 35 move upward vertically in the third cylinder 13, and one of thefour pushing posts 35 in the third cylinder 13 drives one of the foursupports 41 which connects with one of the four pushing posts 35 in thethird cylinder 13.

FIG. 5B also shows an operation of the fourth cylinder 14, wherein thefourth piston 34 and one of the four pushing posts 35 in the fourthcylinder 14 push downwardly to compress the gas repeatedly. When thefourth piston 34 and one of the four pushing posts 35 push downwardly,gas above the fourth piston 34 of the fourth cylinder 14 is fed into thetwo first orifices 164 so that the fourth piston 34 and one of the fourpushing posts 35 move downward vertically in the fourth cylinder 14, andone of the four pushing posts 35 in the fourth cylinder 14 drives one ofthe four supports 41 which connects with one of the four pushing posts35 in the fourth cylinder 14.

Referring to FIGS. 5A to 5D, when the first piston 31, the second piston32, the third piston 33, the fourth piston 34 of the first cylinder 11,the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder14 and the four pushing posts 35 move upward and downward repeatedly inthe first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13,and the fourth cylinder 14, the gas above the first piston 31, thesecond piston 32, the third piston 33, and the fourth piston 34 of thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 are exhausted or fed so that the first piston 31,the second piston 32, the third piston 33, the fourth piston 34 and thefour pushing posts 35 move vertically in the first cylinder 11, thesecond cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14,and then when the first piston 31 and one of the four pushing posts 35in the first cylinder 11 feed the gas, the second piston 32 and one ofthe four pushing posts 35 in the second cylinder 12 exhaust the gas,such that two of the four pushing posts 35 in the first cylinder 11 andthe second cylinder 12 drive the first support 41 and the second support42 move inward and outward repeatedly in the first eyelet 451 and thesecond eyelet 452 of the first tube 45 so that the first tube 46 drivesthe second tube 46 to rotate frontward and rearward repeatedly, and thesecond tube 46 moves horizontally and repeatedly in the trench 461. Whenthe third piston 33 and one of the four pushing posts 35 in the thirdcylinder 13 burst the gas, and the fourth piston 34 and one of the fourpushing posts 35 in the fourth cylinder 14 compress the gas, two of thefour pushing posts 35 in the third cylinder 13 and the fourth cylinder14 drive the third support 43 and the fourth support 44 to moverepeatedly in the third eyelet 462 and the fourth eyelet 463 of thesecond tube 46, thus rotating the second tube 46 frontward and rearwardrepeatedly. As shown in FIG. 2, the first support 41 and the secondsupport 42 can move in the first eyelet 451 and the second eyelet 452,because when the first support 41 and the second support 42 pushinwardly or outwardly in the first eyelet 451 and the second eyelet 452,the gases in the first eyelet 451 and the second eyelet 452 exhaust outof or feed into the first aperture 4511 and the second aperture 4521 sothat the first support 41 and the second support 42 move in the firsteyelet 451 and the second eyelet 452 repeatedly. On the contrast, whenthe third support 43 and the four support 44 push inwardly or outwardlyin the third eyelet 462 and the fourth eyelet 463, the gases in thethird eyelet 462 and the fourth eyelet 463 exhaust out of or feed intothe trench 461 so that the third support 43 and the fourth support 44move in the third eyelet 462 and the fourth eyelet 463 repeatedly. Whenthe first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13,and the fourth cylinder 14 feed, exhaust, burst, and compress the gassesin turn, the first support 41, the second support 42, the third support43, and the fourth support 44 drive the driven assembly 4 so that thefirst guide peg 47 of the second tube 46 is limited by the firstrotatable bearing 375 of the first tilted bar 373 of the rotary shaft37, and the first guide peg 47 drives the first tilted bar 373, thehorizontal extension 372, and the vertical extension 371 to rotatecounterclockwise, thus generating a rotational energy.

During a rotation of the first guide peg 47, the second guide peg 48rotates relative to the first guide peg 47 counterclockwise so as tofurther drive the drive gear 364, such that the upper gear 363, thelower gear 365, and the driven gear 366 are driven by the drive gear364, and then the upper gear 363, the lower gear 365, and the drivengear 366 drive the connecting rod 24 of the gas valve 2 to rotatecounterclockwise with a rotary stems 367 which rotates with the drivengear 366.

As illustrated in FIG. 6, when the gas valve 2 rotates ¼ circle anddrives the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder13, and the fourth cylinder 14 to feed, exhaust, burst, and compress thegasses, the four pushing posts 35 drive the driven assembly 4 to swingso that the rotary shaft 37 rotates one circle to generate therotational energy, and the gear set 36 drives the connecting rod 24 ofthe gas valve 2 so that the gas valve 2 rotates counterclockwise.

It is to be noted that when the four pushing posts 35 push upwardly anddownwardly, a lateral force does not produce, such that the first piston31, the second piston 32, the third piston 33, and the fourth piston 34do not wear and break the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, thethird cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14, thus prolonging a servicelife of the four-cylinder four-stroke engine. When the driven assembly 4swings frontward and rearward, the first tube 45 moves horizontally inthe trench 461 of the second tube 46 so as to prevent from aninterference among the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, thethird cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14, thereby operating thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 smoothly.

With reference to FIGS. 7, 8A and 8B, when the gas valve 2 rotates afirst ¼ circle in a first stroke (as shown in FIG. 4), the second outlet21 of the gas valve 2 aligns with the first flowing hole 111 of thefirst cylinder 11, the third outlet 25 aligns with the gas flowing hole121 of the second cylinder 12, and the third flowing hole 131 of thethird cylinder 13 and the fourth flowing hole 141 of the fourth cylinder14 are covered by the gas valve 2, thus closing the third cylinder 13and the fourth cylinder 14. Thereafter, the first cylinder 11 feeds thegas, the second cylinder 12 exhausts the gas, the third cylinder 13bursts the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 compresses the gas. Due tothe gas valve 2 keeps rotating ¼ circle counterclockwise so as to have asecond stroke, the gas valve 2 rotates as shown from FIG. 4 to FIG. 7.For example, the two second outlets 22 of the gas valve 2 are inalignment with the third flowing hole 131 of the third cylinder 13, thetwo third inlets 23 align with the gas flowing hole 121 of the secondcylinder 12, and the first flowing hole 111 of the first cylinder 11 andthe fourth flowing hole 141 of the fourth cylinder 14 are covered by thegas valve 2, thus closing the first cylinder 11 and the fourth cylinder14. Thereby, when the gas valve 2 keeps rotating a second ¼ circle tohave a second stroke (as illustrated from FIG. 4 to the FIG. 7), thefirst cylinder 11 compresses the gas, the second cylinder 12 feeds thegas, the third cylinder 13 exhausts the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14bursts the gas.

Referring to FIG. 7, when the gas valve 2 rotates the first ¼ circlecounterclockwise to have the first stroke and rotates the second ¼circle to have the second stroke, the first cylinder 11 operates from agas feeding process to a gas compressing process, the second cylinder 12operates from a gas exhausting process to a gas feeding process, thethird cylinder 13 operates from a gas bursting process to the gasexhausting process, and the fourth cylinder 14 operates from the gascompressing process to the gas bursting process. The operations of thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 in the second stroke of the gas valve 2 have beendescribed above, further remarks are omitted.

With reference to FIGS. 8A and 8B, when the first cylinder 11 pushesdownwardly to compress the gas and the second cylinder 12 pushesupwardly to feed the gas, and the third cylinder 13 pushes downwardly toexhaust the gas and the fourth cylinder 14 pushes upwardly to burst thegas, the four pushing posts 35 in the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive thefirst support 41, the second support 42, the third support 43, and thefourth support 44 to operate, and then the first support 41, the secondsupport 42, the third support 43, and the fourth support 44 drive thedriven assembly 4 to swing frontward and rearward. Due to the drivingprocess has been described above, further remarks are omitted.

When the driven assembly 4 swings frontward and rearward, the firstguide peg 47 drives the vertical extension 371 to rotatecounterclockwise so as to generate the rotational energy (and since theprocess which the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the thirdcylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive the rotary shaft 37 hasbeen described above, further remarks are omitted). Furthermore, thesecond guide peg 48 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2simultaneously, and the process which the second guide peg 48 of thedriven assembly 4 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2 has beenmentioned in above description, so further remarks are omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 9, 10A, and 10B, when the gas valve 2 rotates thesecond ¼ circle to have the second stroke (As illustrated in FIG. 7, thetwo second outlets 22 of the gas valve 2 are in alignment with the thirdflowing hole 131 of the third cylinder 13, the two third inlets 23 alignwith the gas flowing hole 121 of the second cylinder 12, and the firstflowing hole 111 of the first cylinder 11 and the fourth flowing hole141 of the fourth cylinder 14 are covered by the gas valve 2, thusclosing the first cylinder 11 and the fourth cylinder 14), such that thefirst cylinder 11 compresses the gas, the second cylinder 12 feeds thegas, the third cylinder exhausts the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14bursts the gas. When the gas valve 2 rotates a third ¼ circle to have athird stroke, the gas valve 2 rotates as shown from FIG. 7 to FIG. 9,wherein the second outlet 21 of the gas valve 2 aligns with flowing hole131 of the third cylinder 13, the third outlet 25 aligns with the fourthflowing hole 141 of the fourth cylinder 14, and the first flowing hole111 of the first cylinder 11 and the gas flowing hole 121 of the secondcylinder 12 are covered by the gas valve 2, thus closing the firstcylinder 11 and the second cylinder 12. Accordingly, when the gas valve2 rotates the third ¼ circle to have the third stroke (as illustratedfrom FIG. 7 to FIG. 9), the first cylinder 11 bursts the gas, the secondcylinder 12 compresses the gas, the third cylinder 13 feeds the gas, andthe fourth cylinder 14 exhausts the gas.

Referring to FIG. 9, after the gas valve 2 rotates the second ¼ circlecounterclockwise to have the second stroke, it keeps rotating the third¼ circle to have the third stroke, such that the first cylinder 11bursts the gas after compressing the gas, the second cylinder 12compresses the gas after feeding the gas, the third cylinder 13 feedsthe gas after feeding the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 exhausts thegas after bursting the gas. Because when the gas valve 2 rotates thethird ¼ circle to have the third stroke, the operations of the firstcylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and thefourth cylinder 14 have been described above, further remarks areomitted.

With reference to FIGS. 10A and 10B, when the first cylinder 11 pushesupwardly to burst the gas, the second cylinder 12 pushes downwardly tocompress the gas, the third cylinder 13 pushes upwardly to feed the gas,and the fourth cylinder 14 pushes downwardly to exhaust the gas, thefour pushing posts 35 in the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12,the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive the firstsupport 41, the second support 41, the third support 43, and the fourthsupport 44 to actuate the driven assembly 4 to swing frontward andrearward. Because such a driving process is mentioned in abovedescription, further remarks are omitted.

When the driven assembly 4 swings frontward and rearward, the firstguide peg 47 drives the vertical extension 371 to rotatecounterclockwise so as to generate the rotational energy (and since theprocess which the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the thirdcylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive the rotary shaft 37 hasbeen described above, further remarks are omitted). Furthermore, thesecond guide peg 48 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2simultaneously, and the process which the second guide peg 48 of thedriven assembly 4 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2 has beenmentioned in above description, so further remarks are omitted.

As shown in FIGS. 11, 11A and 11B, when the gas valve 2 rotates thethird ¼ circle to have the third stroke (As illustrated in FIG. 9, thesecond outlet 21 of the gas valve 2 aligns with the third flowing hole131 of the third cylinder 13, the third outlet 25 aligns with the fourthflowing hole 141 of the fourth cylinder 14, and the first flowing hole111 of the first cylinder 11 and the gas flowing hole 121 of the secondcylinder 12 are covered by the gas valve 2, thus closing the firstcylinder 11 and the second cylinder 12), such that the first cylinder 11bursts the gas, the second cylinder 12 compresses the gas, the thirdcylinder 13 feeds the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 exhausts the gas.When the gas valve 2 further rotates a fourth ¼ circle to have a fourthstroke, the gas valve 2 operates from FIG. 9 to FIG. 11, and the thirdoutlet 25 is in alignment with the first flowing hole 111 of the firstcylinder 11, the two third inlets 23 align with the fourth flowing hole141 of the fourth cylinder 14, and the gas flowing hole 121 of thesecond cylinder 12 and the third flowing hole 131 of the third cylinder13 are covered by the gas valve 2, thus closing the second cylinder 12and the third cylinder 13. Accordingly, when the gas valve 2 rotates thefourth ¼ circle counterclockwise to have the fourth stroke (asillustrated from FIG. 9 to FIG. 11), the first cylinder 11 exhausts thegas, the second cylinder 12 bursts the gas, the third cylinder 13compresses the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 feeds the gas.

As illustrated in FIG. 11, after the gas valve 2 rotates the third ¼circle counterclockwise to have the third stroke, it rotates the fourth¼ circle to have the fourth stroke so that the first cylinder 11exhausts the gas, the second cylinder 12 bursts the gas, the thirdcylinder 13 compresses the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 feeds thegas. Because the gas valve 2 rotates the fourth ¼ circle to have thefourth stroke, the operations of the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 arementioned in above descriptions, further remarks are omitted.

Referring further to FIGS. 11A and 11B, when the first cylinder 11pushes downwardly to exhaust the gas, the second cylinder 12 pushesupwardly to burst the gas, the third cylinder 13 pushes downwardly tocompress the gas, and the fourth cylinder 14 pushes upwardly to feed thegas, the four pushing posts 35 in the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 12, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive thefirst support 41, the second support 42, the third support 43, and thefourth support 44 to operate, and then the driven assembly 4 is drivenby the first support 41, the second support 42, the third support 43,and the fourth support 44 to swing frontward and rearward. Since thedriving process of the driven assembly 4 is described above, furtherremarks are omitted.

When the driven assembly 4 swings frontward and rearward, the firstguide peg 47 drives the vertical extension 371 to rotatecounterclockwise so as to generate the rotational energy (and since theprocess which the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the thirdcylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 drive the rotary shaft 37 hasbeen described above, further remarks are omitted). Furthermore, thesecond guide peg 48 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2simultaneously, and the process which the second guide peg 48 of thedriven assembly 4 drives the gear set 36 and the gas valve 2 has beenmentioned in above description, so further remarks are omitted.

After the gas valve 2 rotates the first ¼ circle, the first cylinder 11,the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, the fourth cylinder 14finish operation in the first stroke, and then the gas valve 2 keepsrotating counterclockwise so that it rotates the second ¼ circle to havethe second stroke, hence the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12,the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 finish operation inthe second stroke as shown in FIGS. 4, 7, 9, and 11. Thereafter, the gasvalve 2 rotates the third ¼ circle to have the third stroke so that thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 finish operation in the third stroke as shown inFIGS. 4, 7, 9, and 11, and then the gas valve 2 keeps rotating thefourth ¼ circle counterclockwise to have the fourth stroke, such thatthe first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13,and the fourth cylinder 14 finish operation in the fourth stroke asshown in FIGS. 4, 7, 9, and 11, thus finishing the stroke operation ofthe four-cylinder four-stroke engine. When the first cylinder 11, thesecond cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14finish stroke operations in the first stroke, the second stroke, thethird stroke, and the fourth stroke, the gas valve 2 rotates one circle,and the driven assembly 4 is driven by the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 to rotatefour circles, such that the rotary shaft 37 rotates four circles.

Thereby, the first cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the thirdcylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 feed, compress, burst, and feedthe gases in the first, the second, the third, the fourth strokeswithout resulting in interference, thus producing the rotational energy.

As shown in FIG. 12, to control a compression ratio of the firstcylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and thefourth cylinder 14 in a second embodiment, when installing a fixed pole5 and a holder 16, a user chooses a suitable vertical length so as todetermine four limit heights D in the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14, whereinthe four limit heights D are used to connect the seat 8 and the firstpiston 31, the second piston 32, the third piston 33, and the fourthpiston 34 via the rotary shaft 37, the driven assembly 4, and fourpushing posts 35 (wherein each limit height D changes based on twovertical lengths of the fixed pole 5 and the holder 16), such that thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 have various compression ratios so that thefour-cylinder four-stroke engine is applicable for gasoline fuel.

Referring further to FIG. 13, when the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 areapplicable for gasoline fuel, four spark plugs 9 are mounted in thefirst cylinder 11, the second cylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, andthe fourth cylinder 14 so that when the first cylinder 11, the secondcylinder 12, the third cylinder 13, and the fourth cylinder 14 compressthe gases, the four spark plugs 9 ignite mixed oil gas so as to burstthe gases after compressing the gases.

In addition, any two adjacent of the first, the second, the third, andthe fourth cylinders 11, 12, 13, 14 are symmetrically arranged aroundthe gas valve 2; a rotating circle number of the drive gear 364 is atleast two times more than the driven gear 366, i.e., the gear set 36controls a rotating speed ratio of the rotary shaft 37 or the drivenassembly 4 and the gas valve 2, and the rotating speed ratio is □ fourtimes.

While we have shown and described various embodiments in accordance withthe present invention, it is clear to those skilled in the art thatfurther embodiments may be made without departing from the scope of thepresent invention.

What is claimed is:
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A four-cylinder four-stroke engine without acrankshaft and valves comprising: a base, a gas valve, a holder, adriving device, and a driven assembly, and a seat, wherein when afour-cylinder four-stroke engine operates, a plurality of cylinders pushplural pistons in the plurality of cylinders of the driving device so asto drive plural pushing posts connecting with the plural pistons to moveupward and downward repeatedly, such that the driven assembly couplingwith the plural pushing posts is pushed to drive a rotary shaft torotate, thus generating a rotational energy, and the driven assemblysimultaneously pushes a gear set of the driving device so that the gearset drives the gas valve on the base to rotate 360 degrees to feed andexhaust gases in the base, characterized in that: the base includes agas groove defined thereon, a first cylinder, a second cylinder, a thirdcylinder, and a fourth cylinder, wherein any two adjacent of the first,the second, the third, and the fourth cylinders are symmetricallyarranged around the gas groove, and the first cylinder has a firstflowing hole for communicating with the gas groove, the second cylinderhas a second flowing hole for communicating with the gas groove, thethird cylinder has a third flowing hole for communicating with the gasgroove, the fourth cylinder has a fourth flowing hole for communicatingwith the gas groove; the gas groove has a first inlet formed on a sidewall thereof and communicating with an exterior of the base, and a firstoutlet defined on a bottom surface thereof and communicating with theexterior of the base; wherein a bottom plate of the holder is screwed ona top surface of the base by ways of plural screw elements, such thatthe gas groove, the first cylinder, the second cylinder, the thirdcylinder, the fourth cylinder of the base are covered by the bottomplaten, and the gas groove includes a washer fixed on a top rim thereofso that the holder closes the gas groove; the gas valve is disposed inthe gas groove and includes two second inlets which communicate witheach other and two third inlets which are in communication with eachother, wherein one of the two second inlets is defined on a top surfaceof the gas valve, and the other of the two second inlets is formed on anexternal wall of the gas valve, one of the two third inlets is definedon the top surface of the gas valve, and the other of the two thirdinlets is formed on the external wall of the gas valve; the gas valvealso includes two second outlets which communicate with each other andtwo third inlets which are in communication with each other, wherein oneof the two second outlets is defined on a bottom surface of the gasvalve, and the other of the two second outlets is formed on the externalwall of the gas valve, one of the two third outlets is defined on thebottom surface of the gas valve, and the other of the two third outletsis formed on the external wall of the gas valve; wherein an angle amongthe two second inlets and the two third outlets is 135 degrees, andamong the two third inlets and the two second outlets is 135 degrees,and when the gas valve operates, the two second inlets, the two thirdinlets, the two second outlets, and the two third outlets are incommunication with the first flowing hole, the second flowing hole, thethird flowing hole, and the fourth flowing hole; and the gas valvefurther includes four first bearings, mounted on the top surface of thegas valve, extending out of the bottom plate, and driving a connectingrod of the gas valve; the driving device includes four pushing posts forconnecting with a first piston, a second piston, a third piston, and afourth piston, the driven assembly connects with four top ends of thefour pushing rods, and the driving device also includes the rotary shaftconnecting with a first guide peg of the driven assembly, the gear setcoupled with a second guide peg of the driving device, four ends of thefour pushing posts join with a first support, a second support, a thirdsupport, and a fourth support via four pivots; the driven assemblyincludes a first tube, a second tube, the first support, the secondsupport, the third support, and the fourth support, wherein the firsttube is mounted and moves horizontally in a trench of the second tube,the first tube has a first eyelet and a second eyelet defined on twoends thereof, and the first eyelet has a first aperture formed on abottom end thereof, the second eyelet has a second aperture arranged onthe bottom end thereof and communicating with the first eyelet, thefirst eyelet is used to insert the first support for coupling with oneof the four pushing posts, and the second eyelet is served to insert thesecond support for connecting with one of the four pushing posts,wherein the first support extends and retracts in the first eyelet, andthe second support extends and retracts in the second eyelet, such thatgas exhausts out of the first aperture and the second aperture; thesecond tube has a third eyelet and a fourth eyelet defined on two endsthereof and communicating with the trench, the third eyelet is used toinsert the third support for coupling with one of the four pushingposts, and the fourth eyelet is applied to insert the fourth support forconnecting with one of the four pushing posts, wherein the third supportextends and retracts in the third eyelet, and the fourth support extendsand retracts in the fourth eyelet, such that the gas exhausts out of thetrench, and the second tube has the first guide peg and the second guidepeg; wherein the rotary shaft includes a vertical extension and ahorizontal extension being perpendicular to the vertical extension andin connection with the vertical extension, the vertical extension isfixed by a second bearing and extends out of the seat, the horizontalextension has a first tilted bar obliquely extending from one endthereof, and the first tilted bar has a first opening defined thereon,the first opening has a first rotatable bearing secured therein, thefirst rotatable bearing is in connection with the first guide peg of thesecond tube so that a rotary free degree is formed between the firstguide peg and the first rotatable bearing; the gear set includes threepanels connecting with the bottom plate of the holder so as to form aroom, an upper gear and a bottom gear inserted into and being coaxialwith a top portion of the panel, a drive gear and a driven gear couplingwith the bottom portion of the panel by using a rotary stem and meshingwith the upper gear and the lower gear, wherein the drive gear has asecond tilted bar mounted thereon for corresponding to the first tiltedbar, the second tilted bar has a second opening arranged thereon, asecond rotatable bearing received in the second opening, such that adistal end of the second guide peg inserts in the second rotatablebearing so that a rotary free degree is formed between the second guidepeg and the second rotatable bearing, and the rotary stem of the drivengear is in connection with a top end of the connecting rod of the gasvalve so that when the drive gear rotates four circles, the driven gearis driven by the upper gear and the lower gear to rotate one circle, sothe gear set is used to control a rotating speed ratio of the rotaryshaft or the driven assembly and the gas valve, and the rotating speedratio is 4:1; the seat has a peripheral side coupling with the top rimof the holder, a fixed pole axially connecting with the holder and thebase and screwed by a nut; wherein the vertical extension of the rotaryshaft extends out of the seat, and the vertical extension and the seatare fixed together by the second bearing so that the vertical extensionhas an axially rotary free degree.